the ADVERTISEMENT. New **, ork police force, he was hur- ADVERTISEMENT. nad away to hia home || H taxicab TALKS Thc candidate arill return to NflW BEWAL Noise of SUFFRAGE WINS HUGHES York MOOSE at Departing Delegates Sunday midnirht During his brief staay here he will be closeted with many prominanl Kepublican.. ..,- of WITH WHITMAN; whom will be .Iaines R. M.t,n. minority LEADERS' TACTICS Drowns Out HOTTEST FIGHT Ifl thc llouv,, of .*,.,,,, ProtestingPatriots g>aks & (Cmttpatttj at 34th .Strrrt Hitchcock Says Hc Does Broadway OFF TO CAPITAL Not Want Chairmanship Letter Sent by T. R. to Lomasney Wants Democrats to Help Free Irish.Women IN CONVENTION Frank II Hitchcock. who returne.l Hughes Ended Oppo¬ Hiss as "Noes" Roll Spectators Suffrage Up ft To-flm, *v York to-mpht from tbe lake llint. //( tprrial Wcrk-Etvl Dixphfj of sition, Is Amid Convention Cheers. Silent on Possi repmn Wiaconain. where he went State Advocatcs Nomincc after the cloae of the Kcputii iran Rights 1 biljty of Hitchcock eonvention at Ihirapo. deciared that Unable to Defeat Plank Men's Silk and Cotton Shirts, $2.95 be waa not a candidate for the rhair- WEST INDIGNANT By FlF.YWOOn BR-flTV. I eyed md¦ ridual m th» rlosing session. ears.' Wilson Favors. a for Chairman. hip of thc Republican National 5*t. June ln. The Pemocra*ic Suffrage ret thc delegatea by the Made of silk and ratton lustn- faille. fatbric OVER SITUATION Louis, ira a aed ln the ommittee. faith with the' lustrous and durable. "Regarding tbe chairmanship.*' he party kept squirrela diflCUflflion, and Senator Pitman, of| that il remarkably iil. in a Its final aer.aion wns a tumultuous one, ,. .' as all but howled dOWU with itatement iaaued after to and custom shirts rrival hare, "l wiah to in which frenzied members of varioua "back Renot*1 by Marylaad VOTE ISSUE STIRS Tailored equal to hif-her priced SMILES repeal Seem to T.xas arhilfl ht* was defending the suf¬ GOVERNOR aaid at the close of the con County Progressives faiths noupht the floor in an effort to and obtainable in all colors. vcntion in Chicapo I am not in frage plank. HEATED DEBATE plain CONFERENCE that Think That Third Ticket their a dem IFTER sense a for preaeh doctrines. Bill Btena gave convineing any Candidate the posi¬ nn«tration of the of of fine tion. \o man arho has gOUB throuph Was Idle Dream. Martin Lomasney, of Boaton. created nere.sity sleep Also at 52.95.Shirts quality Japanese of to tell for statesmen in his addresa in favor on tan perience conductmp the wildeat scene when he tried ,.f the. platform. and (iovernor Fergu- ponj?ee silk. fibre silks. in stripe effecta a national campaipn is likely to si ek of Ire¬ Senators Stone, Pittman and Candidate Socs Herrick and that the delegates about the wrongs son of Tcxas talked earnestly about and lustre silk "Town and Country reaponaihillty apain. land. Mr. Lomasney ia well known in "the sediment of the country." Walsh Lead the to grounds; at Astor in "The nominee appcars to be pivinp A? more of the details of the pro-i Majority for either StiBSOl Busy the of the moat which haa named a popular Weimen His* "Noea." Sport Shirts".equally appropriate question chairmanship at the elosed of the BoatOB, Suffrage Earned Dav in Ncw York. careful Conaideration, nnd I um sure COedingl meetinp mixed drink after him. It is compnscd Victory. business or he maki* choice. Whoever I'ropre«*ive Committee Thurs- It arafl BOI until the voting began. pleasure. will a Wlae County of whiskey, lemon juice, sloe gin and that the fun reached itsfast- ia aell v '¦] receive my hearty nipht became. known itl though. day yesterday, oranpe peel. ld BMMl fuiioUfl measure. The support. I am trcmendoualy Bl was that some of the loeal [From a Staff rt Tl*. Mr. President apparent However, Mr. Lomasney did not sav vromi n xxho hael formed "the Sil-n*. rerraaponrl.^. MaTaTal 1 Chir.cn ETanfl Huphes. nceompanied Hugl I.ane" on th- nrM of the con¬ Bt June 16. -.. delepates to the convention! day Louis, Discussion of I" vi it will mean a Chicago about this, and not very much 2000 Men's Fine Shirts aiSl.50 .,xx r i -.co 11. Creen. anything vention were not so silent Quality restoration of national and xxho xvere present came to. to-day. the sufTrr.ge plank presented to-day prastige prepared eoncermnp Ireland, either. He Ifl 'lt.,!- were whenever an anti- - r left this hiaeOfl ,n_ _ men, honor. ln my judpmont, the surost throw stones at their "fallen idol." A by the majority of the platform com¬ In a wonderful variety of new weaves and about his election is to from the MMaWChUflflttfl delepation sutTrage vote was announced. More- n the Conpres- tO brinp iuillade Colonel Roosevelt was of the chairman insisted mittee and of the have the conducted a against wild eved. |ual after the reading over, almeist every minority plank, of a kind to suit the harde.sf. to pleas.'. y afternoor.. He eampnipn hy a on to the an- colors. committee of Pro- irexcr.ted onjy by a stronp sentimental platform. ln his band he held paper tacking a little speech signed by four members those from until campaign* composed and he it above hia head. nouncement of the result of the vote capital Sunday, c as well aa Republiran lead¬ appeal, it was said, hy .lohn J. O'Con- araved high (Jeorgia. N'ew Jersey, Indiana and woven The delegates at tirst tried to bowi hin- of his ..*ate. Poaaibly the- most elo- The weaves compri^- silk-striped 11 return tei hi* ers. To win it wil] be necessary to nell, the county chairman. the from Wash- Texas caused the only real tight of to thc of our nominees down. At last curiosity eonquored. queni waa gentleman in cluster 1 ork. rally support The and not resist the de«ire to uho "there is an the convention. It the .Madras and crepe Francaiae. stripe the votcrs in both winps of the majority of the delepates They could ington, D. .'.. aaid started after Mr, Huphes held to convention learn his particular phobia. ald proverh which *ays bfl kind to of the when and party." altemates the national their tears. reading majority report, jacquard designs. (iovernor Whitman. Mr. Hitchcock will for Bos¬ to Aid Irish. women, for (.nd eouate (iovernor depart were' at the meetinp. The belief pre- Wanta Democrats .gton votes six noi'S." Fcrgusson of Texas. ob- Myron T. Herrick of ton to-nipht to attend the reunion of flle of Ar- tained the to Harvard railed that the rank and these; Ollie James. thc permanent chair¬ A r a man in the floor make his report n and more than eledepates had heen trieked by their man. the man in the aisle coldly kantai delegation said that his state against the NEW June Neckwear for Men eyed Lo- the unit rule. and plank. eal leaders. Neither leaders. They felt convinced that some and under his penetrating pa/.e nol bound by Ir. lieu of the plank offered by the grew incoherent. He msisterl tha* r. ..-,'. .1 to rote againal th« r: oa W h ;tman PERKINS HAS THREE the as- maaney one the newest arrivals in the one hael f-iven the Republieans that he wanted to say something, but iga He did not lueeeod. majority, the (iovernor proposed Showinp; very '. plank. v *ct of their talk TALKS WITH WHITMAN surance, prior to the nominations, that even after he had received the pnv- *he votes were delivered ln which "reaffirmed the historic position men's neckwear at three to shout like shop. pricea. The Gorernor, xxho was accompanied ?he Colonel would not run against ilege of the floor he continued more or leai eloCUtlonary manner of the party" with regard to state that he must be heard and only under that of the gentleman from North William A. Orr. ar Governor Holds Confcr- None of them believes that rights, and made no mention of the and Ties in ti.r- Many Huphes. thc wildeat urging would he go on aid na xxho announced in a iad and At 50c_Beautiful .Scarfs Bow I the Huphes headquarters at enccs with Politicians. the Colonel has any intention now of reveal what it was which he wan** tfl "North Carolina votes merits of woman sufTraire. ured. flowered and plain colors. made of embroid¬ flfora 11. It running oi a third ticket. yea," nnd then, in happy Speaking for the majority, Senator Governor Whitman left for Utiea at waa nimed was noon when he came out from the The Lomasney resolution crescendo, "and thirteen no." ered crepes. brocaded crepes. radiant failles, a Tell*, of T. R.'a Utter. to Stone deciared that the difference, be¬ midnipht last night, after day spent to rommit the Demoeratie party a half to It took a minu'e and tween the two was that be¬ in Oriental and in conference with bip and little poli¬ Michael former Assemblyman work for the freedom of Ireland imme¬ tform following the de- planks foulards effects. mogadors. uld the (iovernor nay Schaap, after the war. The resolution _dop( tween tweedledum tweedledee. In at the 4«*t. after his con- York diately tYat of the minority report on and whose ticians Rcpis, and one of the New delegation, was at once referred to thc committee of Scarfs in about Frar.k R. Hitchcock, Potnn- inffrage. There was a moment reply to Judge Moore, national com- At 69c_Bow Ties and crepe ferences with Justice Huphes. Amonp fanned the flame hy. a speech in which on reaolutlona, and when the looked about .*ee the former town to take the lilence n< Senator Jamea mitteeman from Ohio, Senator Stone meteors in clover and all de- those who called were Georgfl W. Per¬ eleclared that be had been given to crats left they forgot an Knglish ral and manaper of the hfl with them. for flomebody to move adjournment. deciared that he did not consider that kins, who had three intervicws. When understand that the leaders in the pl.-.nk "I aak unatumous consent to talk hand blocked foulards. two-tone .-.paipn elected as national Just as the convention adjourned Ireland." the the majority sij.:ns. be left he deciared he did not know rival convention were in of the floor to to the convention about plank proposed by *. possession Lomasnev again soupht Anel then weaves. new effects. urpinp of Gov- but the noise ahouted Martin Lomaakey. would bind him or any other Demo¬ matlesse *spot who would be the new chairman of the a letter, over the Colonel's signature, talk abc:' Ireland. in broko all -inn, who nominated Mr. of the of a thousand dele- the Democratic eonToation crat to support a state proposa] to and brochet that will not fray. Republican National Committee. statinp that he would not run on a departure F.ver. records. It had nominateed a \ ice- ftguree gntes hfl could not be heard. but it ad- grant women the ballot. He virtu- I'urinp the preater part of the even¬ third ticket if Hughes was nominated Kmmet Iturke. of Illinois, gave lent in thr-e minutea, Robert in twenty-two seconds flut ally admitted that the plank waa a very neweat weaves and di r.r for \rtive Campaipn. he was closeted with Colonel Will¬ by the Republieans. Mr. Schaap is him no encouragement. journed At $1_The ing over ft tra of . was not the wild- heavy mere expression good will, meaning of the success iam Hayward, William B. Willcox and understood to have told those present Mr. Lorrasney only from the looms. tailored by the moat tridlled scarf d the election of the thai Iropping in at tha meeting that his information to absolutely nothing. weaves inciude em¬ who (Iovernor accused the maken in America. The said Mr. for briefer visits. William Harnes, that effect came from a prominent Pro¬ Fcrgusson town, arrivinp on thc same boat of to "eowardly sub- broidered Pun.iab silks. crepes, meteora; hand n. "Mr. Huphes is an ndmira- those ve leader with whom he talked party stooping ernor did. was not amonp LEADERS servience to political expedieney*1 in Rumchundahs, Oriental crepe s. new im¬ didata. !!. 'n maka an called. .lustice John Proctor in Chicago after the convention. HONOR PREACHER WOMEN blocked into the and Charles S. llcrvry were While Mr. Schaap could not reeall writing the plank platform. silk back from Ire¬ those makinp brief calls. Her¬ ported poplins. just imported nre te do"" hfl was f* all the eonvenation xxith the Progres¬ Not Entitled to Confidence. | you pornp bert Paraona waa detained alaawhera, DENOUNCE PLANK land. the most durable acarf material we have two conferred by telephone. sive leader, it was ieaid, the leader "If the party prescnts something it .ske'l. WHOQUITNEWARK and a host of other weaves ever * othei 1 the replied to his question as to how it all does not believe it is not entitled to Been; exquisite sub*tance as follows: American conceivable arith a lauph, "I have my AERO CLUB TELLS HOW happened in the confidence of the peo¬ in almost every design. "Well. what could we do? They Will Continue for deciared. "As we ona to attend to." TO AID AIR DEFENCE Clergy Entcrtain Rev. Mr. Fight ple," the Governor xvas: itho Republieans) had a letter signed "to in the debated this plank for four hours last W '¦ rtman hy the Colonel, saying he would not run Johnston, Leaving Recognition it was made .'.:..-¦.- Goi.r lncreases in j night, again and again Men'.sWell Tailored ^ajamasat 81.50 had a very pleasant interview." Urjjes Appropria- againal Hughea." Constitution. clear that the crux of the entire Slap Mammon." of su¬ tions for Army and Navy. After that some of the delegates situation was that if we did not adopt Just received. Paeautifully tailored. Republiean have writ¬ xvanted to know why they had been -.ent this we lose the rotaM of in all So many Rrprrsentative? I.eaders of the plank might perior quality Oriental crepes. Obtainable red chiefly Club of America for in- to (hicago at all. There was every in "At last he rose, and twitched his Looia, .lune 16. four Western states next November." uoua lipi ten the Acro and the National Ameri¬ kinds of effecta and colors. to elication thi.t Colonel Roose'velt was mantle blue; women'a party insisted that if stripe plain :.ide in his behalf, was an formation on the best way develop ean u A Hovernor Fergusson local To-morrow to frcsh woods and paatures be his at least on " n Mr. Hug America's military and naval aero- losing grip, the || in deno mc equote the suffrage plank proposed BBOUld Pl haxe done While thev nou ,nk of the Democratic surrender- nautics that the rxerutive officers of Pull Mooafl organization. With this riuotation from adopted the party would be a thinp those of optimistir ,1 declared thai they would patriotic a had all been T. R. men, first to last, in the state rights idea ot .e wiae and patriotic," said the club have drawn up propramme Milton's "Lvniias." the Rev. Mercer 0. their light in < on- ing entirdy M of suppestions for the adequate aena! the convention, no one appeared to Johnston, who is leavine Newark, N .1 .on. Thomas JefTeraon. He read a quotafior that eharaeteri^ation include for (.'Con "We return to Washington as rela- defence of the country. speak the Colonel, except because he would not run the fBahlOB* shall from a speech by Justice Hughes were as Miss Ann Mar¬ the con¬ The club reeommends that the army nell. The insurreetos finally Newark, a- quiekly poaaible,*1 tive to state rights, and asked on. able Trinify parish. tin. chairman of the women's party, if would the be increased from $1,- fld by tha appeal that they should the in- to the Hemo- vention it permit Repub¬ I.auds Cerman-Amerie ans. appropnation would a "grocery store," where said. ".>.¦ nr" going give lican nominee to go further ifl d the national fai toward the Colonel as they would he niore rhanee to Merrick. xxho xvas Amba**ador to 1,000, puard d;vidual could purchase tha religion ef state rights than the Democra* toward :n "old swectheart" who make before If it and from $7f.,0(i0 to fl.OOO,- might swan good adjournment. Men's Beach Robes, $2.95 ir, appropriation have jilted them, but against whom liked best, BBBg his aong. .istitutional Pittman Stirs Opposition. f for the .r*. and that to this be everv clerpyman they wouid I'OW no aspersions. Almost PtOtflflUnl irar will follow one of Mr. six avia- at rhe Democratic leaders pre- Senator Pittman. of N'evada, Made of Madra*. with sh.twl ariried the cost of estahlishmp I're.te -I to Absenteea. in Newark waa present last night committeemen who satin-strip remarked: of ma- trrnl to iefl a deelaration for national four fought through our candi- ¦ehoola, buildinp hanpars, the Pown Town Club, in a a Fed¬ with man who *r:r*s. Chairman O'l onnell explained yes¬ the dinn»r in "¦. have given the night for plank pronosinp collar and pockets. Trimmed large pearl r wl eral amendment. exclaimcd: "There misrepresents "The say the officers. "needs terday that the Thuraday night meeting Newark, in honor of the man rire* it. Bul we and in blue, tan or . '.' of army." here who would let the buttona, obtainable lavender. hi peoplo and kite xvas hald against thfl Itrong protest of whirh his ... mai leaders every thoae igno- of dirigible balloons bnlloons, spite the opposition preaeh vote before he can read xxith the action ularlv for coast defence. About certain Progressive leader*, who were ehancc to read that m'erprerat ion into rant immigrant ¦:on, and will pive Mr. their abaenc He said ing "the truth as he BBW lt" gnvt the Hemo- or arrltfl, because that immigrant can FJOO should be provided for this conapicuoui by t,, ll jf ti t to. 1 regard cord breakinp major that the actron taken in adoptins a |] declares what he did was xxeaker than the Republi- be herded to the polling placea and purpo the Na pfank at aarve th iir aelflah in*erests." I For the navy the rltrb urpes 18.000,* resolution urping T'ropr* ffl .'-lap Mammon on one cheek and then ci'i. Ihe preamble of the latter. .ho German-horn tional Committee to flubatituta a candi- aome as giving ¦\* this there was a chorus ot boofl nnn f0r diripiblc, kite balloons ard the other." regarded by 'he asked tho .la', nnd not to indorsp Mr. Hughe If "I national indorsement to luffrago. and hissea, but Senator from othr. Btationa. the (olonel declined to run, ara "And so help me God," he said, delegates if they thought thetr mo'h- SUFFRAGE JUBILEE 'erent naval battle in tbe North trnally Amer- Readx to right Hemorrats. and had epublirans nnd Den Sea," to Alan P. 1' meant as a xvarning to the committe-. ,-¦> Mammon in ers, listen dauchters OVER PARTY PLANKS wi accordinp to "Thu- fnr we have not worked out ralihre than their own. He The Democrats in Should the committee decide r*re belonps! The priv- taller ralue of diriariblea Mammon OUT | the if would their eket, and 11 as The com- tute Mr. Hughes, as many of the Pro plan* asked them they deny warfare naval auxihaiies. .,*¦». beneath them a hu¬ ...... Wfl have Will The (.- ." leaders believe it then j|eg, |i, fall, for mothers the h.illot. Miss Thinks latter kite balloons itl the navies rfl will, that must be dealt with 'ial Hay country are could not fa.|| haek on the ex"use man volcano hopei leaderi "Vou mav -av that vou vote for of all the warrinp countnes ha* shown they with lustice, God forbid that I should Bul rr' they continue Mr. Pittman "hut I know Cause in State Campai'cns. xxho have shown the need of them in the United St.itcs that they had used their best juelgment hater! I shall light them," said, Help need of to the ever becr.me a money to oppos- us we will tight them. And the conditions in the iweal r-hnn- af ". il! be a v in lieu any aelvice contrary, extendmp A suffrage Jul Bg War N > to Mand BS a mcdiator. it will bfl .i light, too. We have New Vork nnd Chicaf*o, where th* "Provision should be marie, too, for he said. try de-oerat.* brother good in held thia aftarnooil at the Woman euf* Mr OTJonnoll said that he had re¬ my h..nd to thc moat 4.000,000 women votera, $500,000 have no hrothers to vote for them!" .-hmp a chain of aerial coast mi.'. nian alike. a deterrnined U East nnd sn. the ex- ceived several letters from Progressive* atid to the privileged ca*h. a good cause. and Kxpediency was the keynote of a frage party headquarters, reaent, juatly patrol Btationa. Th«i*»* should be ap- ¦1.1 that work, on nothing a ye^r, I With all of these we eannot Senator of colehratr, the Imericaniflm,'and atafd $1,000,000 for forminp the in the West, indieating that indigna- «hort speech by Walah, Thirty-fOUrth Street, to over the at dedicate myself." but win." Montana, in support of the suffrage appellation." chain of aeiial defence coast Bl tion happenings Ch.rapn, sat Rev. Riehard help inclusion of suffrage planks in the Re- one of the Koose- .1 of wanmp. xvas Near .Toh-rton Blfl Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt, rrp,'.<-pnt resolution. I'toshy, to be operated either by thc navy or by inereasinp. of Raltimoro, the man Woman Suf- ard Demoeratie > etary of the feel that Mr. Hughe: is still flirt- WallaCfl HogUfl, Imerican "I violate p.o confidence," the Senator publican party the naval militia, in rooperation with They Mr. will labor lra a can committee, which with the vote of the German-Ameri- with whom JohnatOB frage I OH, called special said. "when I say that t'ne Fres:dr*r.r:al forms. tho coast puard, or separately." inp future. ia ronductmg a and la'er which can Alliance. the Hogua .he r.ationr.l board candidate knows about the planks "We are not because N. J .lonel'a nomination by series of non-d.-nominational talhl ifl statement: discouraged MOOSE UNDECIDED .'ion, called on Mr. Schaap declared yesterday that following offieial were put into the platform. I may iay the h.'. the Academv of Muaic in the Maryland was at deems it :m- the Democrats did not accept Mr. ' before the candidate Held on Excise Charge he was one of those who would vote for "N'o sutfragi-t who present that President Wilson H Bellboy St ranpe to say, he and Johnston convention could misin- to hia auccess at the in eral amendment said Laadafl Repueliate Colhx'a Statement lIe his Riehard Kahn, a bellboy, and John Wilson if there was no Progressive at the the to-day. perative polls plank." promised on the same f'ootball team either the or the ac¬ November that thia plank be irs.-r'ed. Garrett Hay, cha.rman of the a*. "*_u 11 «*> Inrorrrrt.'' fonlon. a clerk, arrested Friday nipht ticket. played of Sewanee, in Tennissee. terpret speeches Mary it of a of the resolution 1'niversity tion taken the Democratic party you can't lose a vote by put- .ar'y last "We think that Ever. l 'hat I,«*ttera lo Answer. on the charpe keepinp dieorderly e'opies adopted by of the sHme fraternity hy Certalnly night uratiea Haaa Many were for lack of evi the Committee were memberi In the woman suffrage it in, for the other parties have "fl ta*. discharped Progressive County the same eollege paper. adopting alleged ting pifparinj ton wera Llna Brueo, *vho before have been sent to each member of the and editors of in done so." tion of in- dence when arraipned Mapis- W. J. Pawson, of the "ld plank itfl r.ational platform. luffrag i "quita mate in W. Perkins I'r. pastor ln - .> r i*jrhaa*fl running tratfl Ten Eyeh in Harlem eonii national committee. George Church. DM "Tbes I»emocrats admitted freely Defends Expedieney. | Wif- however, was held in is national v-ommitteeman from this Fir.-t rreshvTeriaii their that Now that the national t tha -'ate'a Kahn, wa- Otner eler- aaaachea 'political .xigeney' Senator Walsh ndiculed the conten- try. Hep- .: h of the atate and chairman of the executive Mrs. JohnatOB preaent ded kind of a surTrage H- rharpc violatinp their wivea who the 'aome r ,,n of (iovernor th*at the in, and J. A rchild; law. committee of the national committee. pvtnen and praised thev r0 hoodwink FergUBBOfl the same thing, liquor *'tnan who had the courage of his con- and thoUghl convention should not consider oxnedi Hopr. of v, atael a, 111., h a of words tha* were the Rev. l>orr F. I1 omea by jumhlo ency. Greal pai i-eim I'ncle vietiona" .. .ation, William riorf. pa-tor ,,f thc Roaevilli t were it not for 1 "There is absolutely no reason for Church; thc Rev II. II Radley, rector i,ut h. araeeeeded. tor the things which their mem- hompaon, of St he sard. "The Colonel's i' v Church Will Suffragists. beri eonaiderad rhe *. .. R. HAS SLIGHT any worry." ipal t_lUgoaiaa pei ra are* T. heart When he J Motr.cn'. of the ¦'. their lueeoaa or fai il all lighl rouphing Rei John paatoi "Thfl -Hga plank. which r. ir "atinnal This is but tliurch; the to sentiment, he more than tore a tandon. painful, High Streel Preabyterian Itl of eloquence gauge public of the 1* they adopl or failure followed TOUCH OF PLEURISY nothing tei worry about." Rev. Joaenh Toomey, that were far more than mt.'lli- BUCCesa telegrama from all the Han-. Charlea II frank "The Mr. Walah went on, ...ral thou- "Illness Not Serioua." Baptist Church; gent. eanm to win the Preaident," rt, ,,f the North Reformed fOT them, hut lt "believei lf v''***>- ,r> 'r *¦lt t**e i ..nilnued from pa«e I at hifl office. tU West Fnd I'r. Water-, eampaign there. I camp;. Later. Church,'and rcprc.*enting the ., plank stays . Avenue. I'r. (iuile his state¬ church. may weil be tO flrfu hein**, Who is iders ! the>n we eleiire. thfl amplitied the Lutheran oniam or' millioni of men and women the fervor of my enU ure un- ipton anel ware broug ment. He aaid: A in which were written the here who ia wiser or more patriotic before, Bible, Of the eountry. r "The (olonel has a light attaek of names of >ll those at the din¬ than he ?" will be all ripht in a few dars and Just present ¦¦I-- te la the * r than ihe au- that it would There ii nothinp to worry was to Mr. adopted .lay waa on a thur.der- thev r H cplained as ever." pleuriay. ner. given JohnBtOUa ehoice the world While the f'ght be a to j,' H »n \t latia- lent'l may justly end row on the con- leral ..mend-ner' j>v:ral impossibility his apartment ni all. burat, the . .arhinp well in- him of deecendingto thetrii ed of the alarmist ru- and he il doing xery n floor w»« a* Ita en the .:pe. thi II- will be all in four or MESSENGER THIEF GLAD the cl.ei ib ..rder "Aa for the n 11*4 .¦. tn,*re right plank that reaehed ita elia FINICKY CU8T0KEB FATAL wrong «nh him. TO GET BACK TO N. Y. of the thunder, ¦ roaring othing radically another fa- iny waya aa "*¦**¦ of ¦*Th,* he said, Mii really The pleunsy, physician of the floor «' ( l.-rU >:,,.'.< Hm. Kntiri* Shn-r, Then trouble," the case *aid, ifl what is on 'ne almost drowned gen B couple of tendons miliar with the ram roof, Simply a* In this type Coast nn Bank's $752. Mr followiag tele- The storm Hastt-nr. (4. Kill Himnelf. d. 1 have a heavy old in the "dry" pleunsy. Reaehed \\uu\fata. there i* a inflammation of the gram to 1 Senator Walsh cea^ed .ap* .untry, tha* J June |
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